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The FIN website and packaging have a retro theme, reminiscent of the 1930s and 1940s, also known as the golden age of smoking

Additionally, these products often contain sweeteners that can increase the risk of tooth decay and may be gritty, which can cause wear and tear on the teeth and contribute to gum recession

(Amy Sancetta / Associated Press) Babe Ruth, a heavy user of chewing tobacco, died in 1948 of throat cancer

It was originally owned by British musician Peter Green, who purchased it from a London shop in the mid 60s and used it extensively during his time with John Mayalls Bluesbreakers and the band he formed subsequently, Fleetwood Mac